A father and son attempt to reconcile after years of estrangement in this tender drama from gay Chinese filmmaker Cui Zi'en. Ray was raised by his grandfather, and spent much of his youth railing against his traditional father's middle class lifestyle. Upon enrolling in art school, Ray strikes up a relationship with another student, and the pair quickly becomes lovers. When Ray's father discovers the two young men in bed together nude, he begins to better understand what it really means to be homosexual. But things get complication when Ray meets Bo, one of his father's top employees, and falls hopelessly in love with the outwardly straight professional. Bo is engaged, and by becoming involved in a homosexual relationship he not only risks his professional livelihood, but persecution in his personal life as well.

A successful male escort describes in a series of confessions his tangled romantic relationships with his two roommates and an older, enigmatic male client.

Synopsis: Lalake sa Parola is homo-erotic journey in finding one’s true self Mateo (Harry Laurel) has been searching for his father (Richard Quan) who left when he was five. His search leads him to Lobo, Batangas only to discover that his father is in Dubai. Awaiting his father’s return, Mateo works as the caretaker of Lobo’s lighthouse. Here, he meets Jerome (Justin de Leon), a gay man from the city. What ensues soon after the meeting is the beginning of his homoerotic journey, while Suzet (Jennifer Lee), Mateo’s girlfriend struggles for his love and attention. What begins as a search for one’s father evolves into a search for one’s self. Will Mateo, in the midst of his conservative rural community, cross the thin line between being straight and being gay?

Falling in love and then living together has been the path for Tachibana Miyako and Ootani Shinya. They have different personality, but love is irresistible. Even after two years living together, Tachibana and Ootani often caught in quarrels. It begins with their reunion with Yuki-chan, the girl who used to go out with Tachibana at high school. Tachibana who has this warm personality, treats Yuki-chan so gentle. It makes Ootani jealous of them. He thinks that Yuki chan is trying to get back with his lover. Ootani never knew that Yuki chan also set her heart on him.
This whole movie is about jealousy and misunderstanding. If you like yaoi, this one is worth to watch. I don't know the guy who played Shinya Otani, but it's definetely Yasuka Saito san who portrayed Tachibana Miyako. I've recognized his cute face from Prince of Tennis Live Action (as Shinji Ibu) and Fuma no Kojiro (as Byakko). He also appeared as Higa chuu's player in Prince of Tennis Musical (2007-2008). The actress played Yuki chan looks like the one in Honey and Clover (dorama), but I'm not sure. My knowledge of female actres is limited to Maki Horikita, Juri Ueno, Yui Aragaki and Miki Maya.

The movie tells the story of Taishin Mamiya, a magazine editor who meets and interviews a young model, Noeru Kisaragi, and becomes sinfully attracted to him. Their love, however, is forbidden. The tagline of the movie is "All we did was love each other, but...our love is forbidden. Why is it a "sin"?"

Eternal Summer tells the story of Jonathan, a young man who finds himself in an enviable (or maybe not) romantic predicament. On one hand, he has pretty Hong Kong transplant Carrie after him. The two share an idyllic day of hooky in the big city, after which they check into a love hotel and get down to the deed. No dice: Jonathan calls it off. It turns out that he’s in love with someone else, namely best friend Shane, a roguish and handsome troublemaker who excels at basketball and seems to be headed nowhere in particular after high school.

Rick was kicked out of his home because of his homosexuality, and takes refuge in the home of his friend Mark. Living under the same roof, these youths realize they have more in common than they thought. But will it lead to heartwarming or heartbreak?

A real guy needs money to pay for the debt that his girlfriend made. He goes to a gay contest to gain the money, but finally discovers his deep feeling toward the same sex.The involvement of Jay, an anti gay cop, assigned to investigate a threat letter claim to ruin the contest and the growing passion between Shin and Hung form the crux of this comic caper.

The story details the impassioned affair between openly gay banker, Daniel (Thomas Price) and the closeted, drug-addled lifeguard Kafka (Byron Pang). The young men fall in love, believing that their love can bridge anything, despite their difference in sexuality and Kafka's drug-taking. Daniel does not regret his love for Kafka, who tries to love him back against his nature. But a flashback memory from Kafka's past makes it difficult for their relationship to work. It turns out that their addiction to love proves more fatal than the drugs they use to explore the boundaries of their friendship.
The film stars Hong Kong Chinese actor and former model Byron Pang (Cantonese: Pang Koon-Kei) and Thomas Price, a half Chinese/half British actor who appeared in Permanent Residence and City Without Baseball. Like Scud's previous films, Permanent Residence (made in 2009) and the earlier City Without Baseball (2008), AMPHETAMINE features full-frontal male nudity in many scenes, in among others, an outdoor fight scene in which Pang is stripped naked by other boys, gym showers, and a leap from a public building, in which Pang wears 'wings', and his whole body is covered in calligraphy and silver paint.